Prosinski joined Huber in 2003 as Vice President of Finance in charge of the Tax and Internal Audit Departments. He was named Corporate Controller of Huber in 2004.

Prior to joining Huber, Prosinski worked at PolyOne Corporation, where he held the position of Finance Director for the North American Plastics organization. He played an instrumental role in integrating and consolidating the finance organizations of Geon and M.A. Hanna Company, which led to the creation of PolyOne. During Prosinski’s career at M.A. Hanna, he led the finance and business development teams, as well as numerous mergers and acquisition initiatives. Before coming to M.A. Hanna, Prosinski was a Senior Manager at Price Waterhouse (now PWC).

Prosinski is a Certified Public Accountant. He holds a BS degree in Accounting and an MBA from Case Western Reserve University.

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Gibbons is currently Executive Vice President of Global Supply Chain Operations for Starbucks. He is responsible for all of the products that contribute to the Starbucks experience, from the coffee, to the cup, to the table it rests on—at every Starbucks store around the world. Gibbons joined Starbucks in 2007 as Senior Vice President for Global Manufacturing Operations. In his current capacity, Gibbons is responsible for manufacturing, engineering, procurement, distribution, planning, transportation, inventory management and worldwide coffee and tea sourcing.

Prior to joining Starbucks, Gibbons worked at the executive leadership level in Europe, Latin America and North America at ICI, a global chemical company. From 1989 to 2007, he took on roles of increasing responsibility at ICI’s architectural and industrial paints business, where he drove improvements in manufacturing, production, operations, logistics, purchasing and supply chain.

Gibbons joined ICI Synthetic Fibers after graduating college and then went on the Scottish Development Agency, based in Glasgow, U.K., where he spent three years developing programs to assist engineering and manufacturing companies.

Gibbons has an MBA from Strathclyde University in Glasgow and a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of Edinburgh.

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A leader in sustainable forestry, HRC manages more than 700,000 acres (283,279 hectares) of timberlands for third-party landowners, as well as Huber-owned land. The Maine Forest Products Council, a trade association representing landowners, mills, loggers and other stakeholders in the forest products industry, is involved in educational, communication and legislative activities. MFPC honored Shina for environmental education outreach, forest management for a wide variety of clients, work on behalf of trade organizations and participation in logger training and safety.

Shina is an expert in all areas of sustainable forest management, which includes trees, soil, water and wildlife. He practices silviculture, the art and science of growing the healthiest and most valuable trees to meet the objectives of landowners while ensuring that the forests remain a resource for generations to come. He begins with a management plan, recommending what actions will produce the highest yield and looking for the best areas to harvest in the most responsible way.

Shina considers himself a “sunlight manager.” Based on his 30 years of experience, Shina goes into a forest and opens it up to support the trees he wants to regenerate—letting in just enough sunlight to promote growth of the most valuable trees.

Although he uses the latest technological advances in managing the forests, including GIS (Geographic Information Systems), GPS (Global Positioning Systems), computer modeling and digital aerial photography, Shina believes there’s no substitute for shoe leather—getting out in the forest to make sure he’s harvesting the right trees and leaving the right ones to grow.

Prior to Huber, Dismukes served as Director of Corporate Strategy for Barnes Group, a global, diversified manufacturer and distributor of products for the aerospace, automotive, and precision industrial machinery markets. During his three years with Barnes, Dismukes was instrumental in developing the company’s portfolio strategy, implementing an enterprise-wide strategic planning process, and improving operations at the business unit level. Dismukes also played a key role in numerous mergers, acquisitions and divestitures.

Before joining Barnes Group, Dismukes spent 10 years at Bain & Company in roles of increasing responsibility. His experience at Bain spanned multiple industries with a particular focus on industrial goods and consumer products. Dismukes led many successful projects, including corporate strategy, cost reduction, and strategic due diligence assignments throughout the globe.

Dismukes has a Bachelor of Engineering from Vanderbilt University in Chemical Engineering and Mathematics and an MBA in Finance and Marketing from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

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Before IDEXX, Goodspeed worked for the J.M. Huber Corporation from 1994 to 2007. He joined Huber’s Wood Products Division (Engineered Woods, Timber and Coal) in 1994 as the Vice President of Strategy and Business Development. In 1995, he became General Manager of the division and President in 1996. During his time as President, the business, which became known as Huber Engineered Woods LLC (HEW), transformed itself from a predominately commodity player in oriented strand board to a branded specialty engineered woods business. In 2002, Goodspeed transferred from HEW to lead two Huber sectors: Natural Resources (Energy and Timber) and Technology-Based Services.

Before Huber, Goodspeed was the Executive Vice President of Pasona International, the international division of Japan’s Pasona Group (a family-owned company). He came to Pasona from McKinsey & Company, where he worked as a management consultant. Prior to McKinsey, Goodspeed was an attorney and an entrepreneur.

Goodspeed also serves on the board of ABARTA, Inc., a third generation family company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. ABARTA is a portfolio company with businesses in beverage (primarily Coca Cola bottling), frozen foods, publishing and energy. Goodspeed chairs the Governance Committee and serves on the Management Compensation and Audit Committees of ABARTA.

Goodspeed received his JD from the University of Michigan and a BA in History from Dartmouth College.

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In 2006, Messer was named Associate General Counsel with responsibility for CP Kelco and Huber Engineered Materials (HEM) in Atlanta, Georgia. In this capacity, she provided legal guidance for several major transactions, including the divestiture of HEM’s Kaolin business. Messer also oversaw legal support for the global expansion of both CP Kelco and HEM.

Prior to joining Huber, Messer had a distinguished legal career in the natural gas and power industry that spanned more than 20 years. She served as Vice President and Associate General Counsel of El Paso Corporation. Before taking on her position at El Paso, she spent four years as Vice President and General Counsel of Engage Energy US—a company formed by the merger of the gas and power marketing activities of The Coastal Corporation, where she had spent 12 years, and Westcoast Energy, Inc.

Messer received her JD from the University of Alabama and a BS in Accounting from Auburn University.

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Dunphy serves as the Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Land O’Lakes Dairy Foods Retail Business. He has led the retail, foodservice, schools and ingredients channels since 2005. In 2010, Dunphy added the Moark, LLC egg business to his responsibilities. He joined Land O’Lakes in 2001 as Vice President of Dairy Foods Retail and Deli Sales.

Prior to joining Land O’Lakes, Dunphy was Senior Vice President and Chief Customer Officer with the Kellogg’s Company. He also served as Vice President of Field Sales for Pillsbury. Dunphy started his career at Procter & Gamble, where he spent 15 years in a wide range of sales and marketing positions.

Dunphy is an active member of the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy. He is a Board member for Eastside Neighborhood Services, a United Way agency that helps youth and seniors in inner city Minneapolis. Dunphy also serves on the Board of Advanced Food Products (AFP), a joint venture between Land O’Lakes and Bongrain, SA (France).

Dunphy has a Bachelor’s degree in Business from the University of Minnesota.

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Innovative building products from Huber Engineered Woods LLC (HEW) contributed to two award-winning projects in the 2010 Builder’s Choice Design and Planning Awards, hosted annually by Builder magazine. Grand Awards were presented to the Geier House in Williamstown, Massachusetts, which used AdvanTech® flooring, and Masonvale, the George Mason Faculty and Staff Housing community in Fairfax, Virginia, which used ZIP System® roof and wall sheathing. The Grand Award represents the latest trends in architecture and design in residential building across the U.S.

The AdvanTech product line has earned accolades from Builder magazine many times before. HEW’s leading specialty product, it has been awarded Builder magazine’s #1 Quality Rating in the Oriented Strand Board category for 10 consecutive years. This achievement marks the first time a company in HEW’s product category has won the award 10 years in a row.

AdvanTech panels have gained acclaim because they are more moisture-resistant than plywood, provide outstanding strength and stiffness, and are easier to install. The recognition is highly regarded as the magazine conducts an annual survey of its readers (residential builders, retailers, and industry users in the U.S.) to determine the #1 Quality Rating for building material brands.

ZIP System roof and wall sheathing are structural panels with built-in protective overlays that eliminate the need for housewrap or felt. These specialty products provide superior moisture resistance during and after construction and help prevent air leakage from a home—reducing both heating and cooling costs.

HEW’s AdvanTech and ZIP System products played key roles in the selection of the Geier House and Masonvale as winners of the Builder’s Choice Design and Planning Awards. In their 30th year, the awards are the oldest and largest design competition in the industry. The 2010 award winners feature designs from 30 of the most innovative projects throughout the U.S.

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